ewww sounds gross jenn lol. im not ripping into anything blagghhhhh.
i got a few boxes of huggies a while ago when they were on sale for $29.95 at woolies, so we're set until toilet training *touch wood*
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Posted 20 July 2010 - 09:05 AM
yep i've noticed that some 'eco friendly' disposables involve ripping them up, and then you can flush down the loo or compost? i'm not sure how this is less yucky/inconvenient than using MCN.
not sure you should rip up a huggies, wouldn't those little gel crystal things go every where? i've read they're really toxic if breathed in.
we use huggies overnight, in the size we buy they are about 70c each! eek!
not sure you should rip up a huggies, wouldn't those little gel crystal things go every where? i've read they're really toxic if breathed in.
we use huggies overnight, in the size we buy they are about 70c each! eek!
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Posted 20 July 2010 - 08:02 PM
I was wondering if snugglers are any good?.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
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Posted 26 July 2010 - 11:47 AM
MLM, on 20 July 2010 - 08:02 PM, said:
I was wondering if snugglers are any good?.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I hate buying huggies for MIL to use, she changes them every bloody hour but doesnt like cloth
Costs me a bomb, have been buying woolies brand ones but I see snugglers mega cheap all the time.
I find them fantasic for Max, better & cheaper than huggies. Aldi nappies don't work for him, but worked perfectly for my 5 YO who was & still is a heavy wetter.
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